Trisha Addicks is the author of THE RUSH BIBLE, Out May 2026 from Simon & Schuster, host of the MAD RUSH with Trisha Addicks podcast and the founder of It's All Greek to Me.
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A straight-talking, warm, and prescriptive guide for any panicked young woman (or, let’s get real, her mom) facing rush, by America’s top sorority rush consultant.
Sorority rush. Those two little words can bring up a lot. Beautiful houses, crazy money, fierce competition for bids, and heartbreaking cuts. Rush is all these things and more—none of them are easy. But the friendships and support you gain in a sisterhood last a lifetime, and they are worth fighting for.
The Rush Bible is a step-by-step guide that provides insider info and emotional support to help readers land a bid from their forever Greek home. Trisha Addicks is the country’s foremost expert with a sorority consulting firm that’s successfully helped hundreds of women. She knows every top-secret thing you need to prepare for, survive, and crush sorority rush. What you see on #RushTok or read about online isn’t nearly enough to help a PNM effectively navigate rush. What even is a PNM? When should you start prepping? How much do recommendation letters matter? What should you pack in your rush tote? And do you really even have a chance if you aren’t a legacy? Trisha Addicks and The Rush Bible are here to answer your prayers.
Readers will close The Rush Bible enlightened, entertained, and totally prepared to find their people without breaking their hearts, losing their minds, or going broke.
My name is Trisha Addicks, and I am originally from Charlotte, NC but have lived in Georgia since 1986 when I headed to the University of Georgia for what was, at the time, this thing called Rush. Being from North Carolina, I had no prior knowledge of any sororities’ reputations, nor did I know what I wanted to pledge. All I knew is I wanted to be Greek!
After a grueling week of trial by fire, I mismatched and did not get into a sorority. To say I was devastated is an understatement, and I will never forget bid night: while so many girls were squealing in excitement all the way to their new chapter rooms, I spent the night hysterically crying into the arms of a friend’s mom who was there for her daughter’s big night.
The next summer, I decided to try again. This time, the result was all that I wanted it to be, and I pledged my first choice. I made lifelong friends who, since they were all Freshmen and I was a Sophomore, are annoyingly still younger than me.
